Hope you enjoy! If you wanna support the channel we are dropping an edition of 75, signed, A3 print of Jarvis. We want to sell them cheap as we would rather it be accessible then some of the prices you see online for prints. Check it out at harryborden.com in the shop section. Cheers!
My wife and I were at The Brit Awards 96, the evening young Jarvis got on stage during Michael Jackson’s Earth Song performance! Never to be forgotten!
I was/am a photographer in Canada and I LOVED SELECT it was one of my fave mags from the UK. I DEVOURED the mag's take on the music and of course the images! So I really appreciate this story!
Fantastic stuff. Your channel splattered up randomly on my TH-cam feed a couple of days ago, and I'm really glad it did. How you've not got a couple of hundred thousand subscribers I have no idea. Keep up the good work.
I just love this. Hearing about all the bands I loved in my youth and still do. Thank you for giving us such great photos that i had wall to wall in my room 😂❤
I really enjoyed this video! I remember looking you up back when I realised 2 of my all-time favourite photos of Jarvis - the 1993 inside photo, with his fingers entwined, and the 1998 photo with him smiling with his eyes closed, in front of a purple-black backdrop - were taken by you, but I have only just come across this video today. It was incredibly interesting to learn more about the backstories of these portraits, as well as see several other frames from those rolls - thank you so, so much for sharing! There are some photos among the outtakes that I also really liked - you seem to observe&thus photograph Jarvis in a way that really works for me. As a cemetery-loving 'goth' (or probably closest to that label, if I must choose one) whose odd favourite is Pulp, I would have loved to see how the cemetery shots would have turned out. I agree a cemetery isn't an obvious choice for Jarvis, but he's so eclectic in ways, an odd-seeming location might very well have worked too :) Now that I found this channel I've also subscribed, and am slowly going through your other videos - they are just so interesting to watch for several reasons! Not only do they provide great insight into both portrait photography and the specific photoshoots' circumstances, they are also recited and narrated in a clear, corteous, but also frank and honest way that is just very pleasant to listen to, and they reveal a very interesting, friendly, humble and aware human being behind the viewfinder. I'm sure your personality and way of thinking&behaving has helped you get your subjects in sync with you, and thus resulted in photos that have something special that holds up until this very day. Once again, thank you for sharing all of these stories and experiences with us!
This is such a good comment. Completely agree with what you in that they probably would work having Jarvis in the cemetary. Thanks a lot for commenting and hope you enjoy some other videos!
Loved seeing the development from one shoot to the next. Also like seeing the contact sheets as it shows the development of the shoot and moving towards the iconic parka photo. I've seen a lot of photographers discuss their work, and most, unlike Harry, shy away from talking about the shots that didn't work. Seeing and hearing about shots Harry wasn't happy with, as well as the ones that did, is what sets your channel apart. Good luck with print sale, brexit makes UK purchases very customs heavy for me, but have no doubt your edition will sell out. Would love to support the channel in a smaller way-kofi, small donations etc. Anyway, keep up the great work. Best from Cork, Damian
Cheers Damian! Glad you enjoyed the video. But no pressure at all, we just want to actually give something in return instead of taking donations etc. Always appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
@@fredandharryborden Cheers, more my guilt for feeling like I'm getting great insight and knowledge for nothing :). Look forward to the next and best of luck with the print sale. D
What an incredible set of images from that first shoot…! I really also like the roll you don’t like! 😆 Those shots are all SO timeless looking in b/w 👌🏼
Really enjoying this series, definitely would purchase a book of these celebrity photographs. A Print a month is an excellent idea. Loving the stories and the channel. Like the Tiverton Highschool and snorkel reference. Remember the era and Tiverton well.
Great stuff. Cheers. I remember working in a shop in Dundee in 1994. One of my colleagues kept playing Pulp's 'His and Hers' album. I found it curious. This was just before Britpop exploded in the next few months. Looking back, the whole movement was a kind of 'kitchen sink' ethos put to music. Pulp, Blur Oasis defined the mid '90s, but for me the joker in the pack was Dodgy. Enjoyed your vid, as always.
I never rated Dodgy but saw them at V in Chelmsford & they were a revelation - really good ( better than the overhyped headline whom I had seen before back in the smoke). I think the girl in the song is probably a composit - it was rumoured that Mrs Varoufakis was the girl.
@jaysterling26 I loved 'Staying out for the Summer'. It just sums up that feeling of having to work a menial job when you are young. Warm, rainy British summer days. I thought they were great. The whole Britpop movt was a 'once-in-a generation' time. Oasis were the top band. 'Definitely Maybe' is really the flagship album. No poor tracks, and so full of optimism. I highly recommend people to watch the film docu 'Live Forever' - the rise & fall of Britpop. Cheers. And cheers to Fred & Harry.
Common People rang very true. I remember sitting watching them TOTP's with my Sculpture student friend and us both laughed out loud. As he was always wanting to get a foot in the door at St. Martins to do his MA. Plus, we did know a few Greek girls studying at Uni.
Thanks for these videos, they really are fantastic, been binging through them this past week after finding your channel :) Do you have any plans on releasing more prints down the line? I’m really desperate for a print of your work with Radiohead 😅 can’t wait for more videos, all the best
I am really enjoying your channel and insights into your photography. I’ve loved Pulp and Jarvis since those early days . Have you ever photographed that other Richard Hawley? Good idea too in releasing limited edition prints.
Love Richard Hawley. Maybe we'll do something on him. He was on my friend Keith Cullen's label, Setanta and I was asked to shoot a record sleave. Setanta also publishes photo books now!
@@harryborden6077 excellent. I know photographer Dean Chalkey from going 60s soul dos in London and he photographed Richard Hawley’s latest album sleeve.
3:00 I absolutely LOVE these first shots you've taken! That must indicate just how good a photographer you are that you think these are bad. I love the roof and handrail that Jarvis is leaning on giving the shot that border/V shape with Jarvis at the point.
Thanks! We are still deciding the best way to sell the prints. We obviously want them to be valuable and something worth looking after - the prints mean a lot to us!
The image from the first shoot reminds me more of the Nick Drake 'Five Leaves Left' photo where he's leaning against a wall with a blurred man running past. Great video b.t.w
@fredandharryborden thank you, I'm new to the channel but I blooming love it. Many years ago I worked at Sky Photographic on Ramillies St. We would do jobs for numerous photographers, but you never really got to talk to them. This channel is a wonderful insight into the trade and the characters you encounter. Cheers!
Another great video. Has your Dad ever thought of releasing a book of his celebrity photographs? I think it would be a much sort after publication if he did. I'd like to reserve a copy now if there are any plans! :)
Awesome, thanks a lot! And regarding your first comment we would definitely do a "When Harry Met" book at some point in the future.. Maybe once the channel has grown some more and we can show the channel to publishers to prove there would be demand!
@@fredandharryborden How could a publisher possibly think there would not be a demand ? Harry is easily the most well known photographer of his generation.
@@johnny5805 Aah that's really kind of you to say. 😊 Over my time as a photographer, I've tended to keep shooting rather than look back. I always felt a book of my celebrity portraits would be something to consider in my dotage! Also it's surprisingly difficult to get publishers interested unless you have a big operation like some of my well known peers. 🙏
Love these videos always guys. On the print notice at the end, I have no clue how you guys are choosing any and if youd ever sell band specific stuff but if you sold any stuff from the radiohead shoot I can personally attest Id freak.
Hey thanks for the comment. By stuff do you mean prints? Or lights or something used in the shoot haha. But we can definitely look into that. I have been pestering Dad to make me a radiohead print for years now haha. Would be a good chance to get one!
@@fredandharryborden Hahaha yeah by stuff I mean prints, imagine if I was like, 'HEY YOU GOT ANY CUPS THEY USED???'. Dude he has to make you an exclusive radiohead print! He has to. But yes, I would love a print of one of those photos. Also, if you ever got him to sit down and do photo book reviews or something like that id love to hear it, especially with his own photo books and the process behind making that. Alec Soth did some great ones awhile ago, thinking something similar to that. Thanks man!
Great suggestions definitely something we can do. I will check out Alec Soth for some inspiration too thanks a lot for the suggestions. And for our next print drop I will be sure to push for Radiohead! (Definitely not for intrinsic reasons)
Why limit the shop to just one portrait at a time ? Why not sell ALL of Harry's best photos at the same time, with a limited signed option, and an unsigned option ?
It is a good idea and definitely something we will consider.. It is a lot of work and there are just so many pictures is the problem. But we will discuss it for the future 100%. It's a good idea
Always declare Pulp “Proto-Brit” than Britpop. I met Jarvis at the BFI Southbank when he was promoting his Room 29 album collaboration with Chilly Gonzales. Should go to the Royal Albert Hall for that Chilly gig soon.
great video! Ha, it seem there are lots of different versions of the Common People genesis story. From what I have hitherto heard, the subject was a young wealthy Greek lady living in London, who is now married to Yannis Varoufakis. It seems the song stimulates the imagination...
Yep the mystery of the origin of the common people girl seems to always capture the public. I have heard so many different stories haha Thanks for the comment :)
I'm so glad. I'm always torn on which I prefer. I love the story telling, dramatised version with just Harry but these are definitely more natural and I think have broader appeal!
I found the interruptions very distracting. A matter of taste I guess. I feel bad for saying so, but I spent the whole video thinking "let him finish!"
@@BarryManatee thanks for the feedback. I worry if I don't interrupt the video would be like an hour long. But, I will keep this in mind for the next vid. Cheers!
I’m sorry but PLEASE stop pointing the center marker at your dad’s face. Just put his eyes on the top third line so we can see his hands. His stories are awesome and I love listening but for a channel about portraiture, as a cinematographer, the framing of all these interviews is driving me nuts.
@@nobodyswinning haha I have one more filmed like this sadly, but the one after will have this resolved. It's a great tip I learnt later then I wished. Sorry! And thanks for the advice
I sensed some unease in your interviewing manner this time, was it the black cat? I certainly wouldnt want to upset it, I suspect it thinks its a black panther. 👍
Great content as always. Interesting it is just Jarvis. Did you ever shoot with the other members of Pulp? Or did nobody care enough about the other Pulp folks (I wonder what they are doing now)!?
Good question, I think Harry might have but I am not sure. Although it seems members of Pulp have left and rejoined as well as new members joining quite a lot over the years!
Nick Banks (drummer) ran the family pottery business for years. Candida Doyle (keyboards) trained as a counsellor. Mark Webber (guitar) has curated films for festivals. Steve Mackey (bass) was a talented music producer and fashion photographer before tragically passing away last year. The band are active again with talks of a possible first new album in over 20 years
Great video though I am not sure the girl you mention in the beginning is the one who inspired Common People. Jarvis once said she never wanted to go out with him and it was just his wishful thinking. ;-)
5:41 If Jarvis dated Lotte Heath while at St. Martin’s, then she is not the Greek girl inspiration for “Common People”. In interviews, Jarvis has said that although he “fancied” the Greek girl at St. Martin’s, she was not interested in him at all and they never dated. He took poetic license in writing the lyric (the Greek girl saying) “I want to sleep with common people like you”.
Not sure I agree with Pulp being the catalyst of Brit pop. Although Pulp had been around along time, I clearly remember Suede kicking it off in 1992, ( famous Union Jack select front cover). They enabled bands like Pulp and Blur to hit the mainstream. Be interested to see a Brett Anderson episode, for whatever reason Suede seemed to be written out of the equation.
16:14 This picture of Robbie Williams is just superb! I am not a big fan of his music, respect him though for sure but it's just the picture. It looks incredible with the lit up arch going over his head, the sense of perspective. I love the various looks on the other passengers faces going from clearly knowing and being puzzled why Robbie Williams is standing in a Tube, others curious of why a photographer is snapping a photo of a scruffy young guy on a dirty Tube all the way to the usual London thing of not giving a single ,@#£% about what's going on hahaha!
Hope you enjoy! If you wanna support the channel we are dropping an edition of 75, signed, A3 print of Jarvis. We want to sell them cheap as we would rather it be accessible then some of the prices you see online for prints. Check it out at harryborden.com in the shop section. Cheers!
Yep, I'm going to keep my eye on your shop and I will definitely be placing an order or three in the near future.
My wife and I were at The Brit Awards 96, the evening young Jarvis got on stage during Michael Jackson’s Earth Song performance! Never to be forgotten!
And his legal defence was Bob Mortimer. I miss the 90s for it's complete randomness.
Brilliant!
@@markmckinney4149 I remember that. Hardly random though as Bob Mortimer was a solicitor.
Fair play to Jarvis … Jackson’s stage performance was a joke
Well Jarvis was 33 years old at the time. Coincidence? I think not.
Always liked Jarvis ; the definition of effortlessly cool.
I was/am a photographer in Canada and I LOVED SELECT it was one of my fave mags from the UK. I DEVOURED the mag's take on the music and of course the images! So I really appreciate this story!
Select was great. Harry has done so much work with Select I am sure you have seen a few haha. Thanks for the comment too!
Great video once again! Nice to hear that Jarvis Cocker sounds like a good bloke.
Cheers for the comment guys! Definitely, i was happy to hear it
Fantastic stuff.
Your channel splattered up randomly on my TH-cam feed a couple of days ago, and I'm really glad it did. How you've not got a couple of hundred thousand subscribers I have no idea.
Keep up the good work.
Very kind, thank you! Hopefully one day we can grow to that big :)
Thanks for watching..
Print ordered and very happy to support the channel. Loving the videos, anecdotes and stunning photography
Thank you so much - We are sure you'll love it!
Always a treat when a Harry video pops up! 🙌
Thanks for watching! Alawys appreciated :)
I just love this. Hearing about all the bands I loved in my youth and still do. Thank you for giving us such great photos that i had wall to wall in my room 😂❤
I really enjoyed this video! I remember looking you up back when I realised 2 of my all-time favourite photos of Jarvis - the 1993 inside photo, with his fingers entwined, and the 1998 photo with him smiling with his eyes closed, in front of a purple-black backdrop - were taken by you, but I have only just come across this video today. It was incredibly interesting to learn more about the backstories of these portraits, as well as see several other frames from those rolls - thank you so, so much for sharing! There are some photos among the outtakes that I also really liked - you seem to observe&thus photograph Jarvis in a way that really works for me.
As a cemetery-loving 'goth' (or probably closest to that label, if I must choose one) whose odd favourite is Pulp, I would have loved to see how the cemetery shots would have turned out. I agree a cemetery isn't an obvious choice for Jarvis, but he's so eclectic in ways, an odd-seeming location might very well have worked too :)
Now that I found this channel I've also subscribed, and am slowly going through your other videos - they are just so interesting to watch for several reasons! Not only do they provide great insight into both portrait photography and the specific photoshoots' circumstances, they are also recited and narrated in a clear, corteous, but also frank and honest way that is just very pleasant to listen to, and they reveal a very interesting, friendly, humble and aware human being behind the viewfinder. I'm sure your personality and way of thinking&behaving has helped you get your subjects in sync with you, and thus resulted in photos that have something special that holds up until this very day. Once again, thank you for sharing all of these stories and experiences with us!
This is such a good comment. Completely agree with what you in that they probably would work having Jarvis in the cemetary.
Thanks a lot for commenting and hope you enjoy some other videos!
I love these videos!
Loved seeing the development from one shoot to the next. Also like seeing the contact sheets as it shows the development of the shoot and moving towards the iconic parka photo. I've seen a lot of photographers discuss their work, and most, unlike Harry, shy away from talking about the shots that didn't work. Seeing and hearing about shots Harry wasn't happy with, as well as the ones that did, is what sets your channel apart. Good luck with print sale, brexit makes UK purchases very customs heavy for me, but have no doubt your edition will sell out. Would love to support the channel in a smaller way-kofi, small donations etc. Anyway, keep up the great work. Best from Cork, Damian
Cheers Damian! Glad you enjoyed the video. But no pressure at all, we just want to actually give something in return instead of taking donations etc. Always appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
@@fredandharryborden Cheers, more my guilt for feeling like I'm getting great insight and knowledge for nothing :). Look forward to the next and best of luck with the print sale. D
Again; so immensly rich (jet so ..relaxing!)
Thank you both infinitly.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot :)
What an incredible set of images from that first shoot…! I really also like the roll you don’t like! 😆
Those shots are all SO timeless looking in b/w 👌🏼
Thank you! 🙏I love the B&W ones too.
And I agree Harry was harsh on the diagonal ones. I think they have a 90s feel to them
It's an absolute delight to listen to you both chat, and to see the work. I'd love to be able to buy prints.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. 😁
Really enjoying this series, definitely would purchase a book of these celebrity photographs. A Print a month is an excellent idea.
Loving the stories and the channel.
Like the Tiverton Highschool and snorkel reference. Remember the era and Tiverton well.
Haha another south-wester? thanks for the comment, glad you are enjoying :)
@ yep, definitely South Wester 🥳, loving it. 🙌
Really understand needing quiet observation and panicking when you're not getting anything. Videos are solo helpful. Know I'm not alone
Glad you found it helpful.. Appreciate the comment !
Really enjoying your channel, and I very much enjoy this image so have bought a print. Keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot! We hope you will really love it. They look so good framed!
Great stuff. Cheers. I remember working in a shop in Dundee in 1994. One of my colleagues kept playing Pulp's 'His and Hers' album. I found it curious. This was just before Britpop exploded in the next few months. Looking back, the whole movement was a kind of 'kitchen sink' ethos put to music. Pulp, Blur Oasis defined the mid '90s, but for me the joker in the pack was Dodgy. Enjoyed your vid, as always.
Thanks for the comment and for watching :)
I never rated Dodgy but saw them at V in Chelmsford & they were a revelation - really good ( better than the overhyped headline whom I had seen before back in the smoke).
I think the girl in the song is probably a composit - it was rumoured that Mrs Varoufakis was the girl.
@jaysterling26 I loved 'Staying out for the Summer'. It just sums up that feeling of having to work a menial job when you are young. Warm, rainy British summer days. I thought they were great. The whole Britpop movt was a 'once-in-a generation' time. Oasis were the top band. 'Definitely Maybe' is really the flagship album. No poor tracks, and so full of optimism. I highly recommend people to watch the film docu 'Live Forever' - the rise & fall of Britpop. Cheers. And cheers to Fred & Harry.
What a cool dad :) this cheered me up
Really enjoying these chats
Common People rang very true. I remember sitting watching them TOTP's with my Sculpture student friend and us both laughed out loud. As he was always wanting to get a foot in the door at St. Martins to do his MA. Plus, we did know a few Greek girls studying at Uni.
Haha great comment! Thanks for watching
Thanks for these videos, they really are fantastic, been binging through them this past week after finding your channel :)
Do you have any plans on releasing more prints down the line? I’m really desperate for a print of your work with Radiohead 😅 can’t wait for more videos, all the best
We will definitely release more prints. The Radiohead ones are 100% on the list!
I am really enjoying your channel and insights into your photography. I’ve loved Pulp and Jarvis since those early days . Have you ever photographed that other Richard Hawley? Good idea too in releasing limited edition prints.
Love Richard Hawley. Maybe we'll do something on him. He was on my friend Keith Cullen's label, Setanta and I was asked to shoot a record sleave. Setanta also publishes photo books now!
@@harryborden6077 excellent. I know photographer Dean Chalkey from going 60s soul dos in London and he photographed Richard Hawley’s latest album sleeve.
3:00 I absolutely LOVE these first shots you've taken! That must indicate just how good a photographer you are that you think these are bad. I love the roof and handrail that Jarvis is leaning on giving the shot that border/V shape with Jarvis at the point.
Thank you!
Enjoyed that and I think those flash images worked well - quite bold and graphic. Interested in the limited print idea too.
Thanks! We are still deciding the best way to sell the prints. We obviously want them to be valuable and something worth looking after - the prints mean a lot to us!
@@fredandharryborden I think people like the idea of a limited print. Maybe a poll to see what artists people are interested in?
The image from the first shoot reminds me more of the Nick Drake 'Five Leaves Left' photo where he's leaning against a wall with a blurred man running past.
Great video b.t.w
Googled it and can see it for sure! Thank you for the comment 😁
@fredandharryborden thank you, I'm new to the channel but I blooming love it. Many years ago I worked at Sky Photographic on Ramillies St. We would do jobs for numerous photographers, but you never really got to talk to them. This channel is a wonderful insight into the trade and the characters you encounter.
Cheers!
So glad you enjoy the vids. Thanks for getting on board, plenty more to come 😁
Another great video. Has your Dad ever thought of releasing a book of his celebrity photographs? I think it would be a much sort after publication if he did. I'd like to reserve a copy now if there are any plans! :)
I've just ordered a copy of Starwhite! :)
Awesome, thanks a lot!
And regarding your first comment we would definitely do a "When Harry Met" book at some point in the future.. Maybe once the channel has grown some more and we can show the channel to publishers to prove there would be demand!
@@fredandharryborden How could a publisher possibly think there would not be a demand ? Harry is easily the most well known photographer of his generation.
@@johnny5805 Aah that's really kind of you to say. 😊 Over my time as a photographer, I've tended to keep shooting rather than look back. I always felt a book of my celebrity portraits would be something to consider in my dotage! Also it's surprisingly difficult to get publishers interested unless you have a big operation like some of my well known peers. 🙏
The origin of Common People, love it
I always look forward to Monday now which is saying something! Thank you for the videos, they are really enjoyable and insightful, thank you.
Really glad! That means a lot, thank you.
Did anyone else think it was John Cusack at first?
Also big up Jarvis sheffield lad like me.
Selling prints is a wonderful idea.
Love these videos always guys. On the print notice at the end, I have no clue how you guys are choosing any and if youd ever sell band specific stuff but if you sold any stuff from the radiohead shoot I can personally attest Id freak.
Hey thanks for the comment. By stuff do you mean prints? Or lights or something used in the shoot haha. But we can definitely look into that. I have been pestering Dad to make me a radiohead print for years now haha. Would be a good chance to get one!
@@fredandharryborden Hahaha yeah by stuff I mean prints, imagine if I was like, 'HEY YOU GOT ANY CUPS THEY USED???'.
Dude he has to make you an exclusive radiohead print! He has to. But yes, I would love a print of one of those photos.
Also, if you ever got him to sit down and do photo book reviews or something like that id love to hear it, especially with his own photo books and the process behind making that. Alec Soth did some great ones awhile ago, thinking something similar to that.
Thanks man!
Great suggestions definitely something we can do. I will check out Alec Soth for some inspiration too thanks a lot for the suggestions.
And for our next print drop I will be sure to push for Radiohead! (Definitely not for intrinsic reasons)
Why limit the shop to just one portrait at a time ?
Why not sell ALL of Harry's best photos at the same time, with a limited signed option, and an unsigned option ?
It is a good idea and definitely something we will consider.. It is a lot of work and there are just so many pictures is the problem. But we will discuss it for the future 100%. It's a good idea
Always declare Pulp “Proto-Brit” than Britpop.
I met Jarvis at the BFI Southbank when he was promoting his Room 29 album collaboration with Chilly Gonzales. Should go to the Royal Albert Hall for that Chilly gig soon.
"I met jarvis at the bfi southbank, when he was promoting his Room 29 album, collaboration with Chilly Gonzales, I was there" almost fits the song
haha!
@@stillbenGreat point. It almost feels like it was written for that Room 29 album.
great video!
Ha, it seem there are lots of different versions of the Common People genesis story. From what I have hitherto heard, the subject was a young wealthy Greek lady living in London, who is now married to Yannis Varoufakis. It seems the song stimulates the imagination...
Yep the mystery of the origin of the common people girl seems to always capture the public. I have heard so many different stories haha
Thanks for the comment :)
Great!
Always appreciate your comments!
Another insightful video. Much prefer this more conversational style you are now doing.
I'm so glad. I'm always torn on which I prefer. I love the story telling, dramatised version with just Harry but these are definitely more natural and I think have broader appeal!
I found the interruptions very distracting. A matter of taste I guess. I feel bad for saying so, but I spent the whole video thinking "let him finish!"
@@BarryManatee thanks for the feedback. I worry if I don't interrupt the video would be like an hour long. But, I will keep this in mind for the next vid. Cheers!
I’m sorry but PLEASE stop pointing the center marker at your dad’s face. Just put his eyes on the top third line so we can see his hands. His stories are awesome and I love listening but for a channel about portraiture, as a cinematographer, the framing of all these interviews is driving me nuts.
@@nobodyswinning haha I have one more filmed like this sadly, but the one after will have this resolved. It's a great tip I learnt later then I wished. Sorry! And thanks for the advice
@ please keep it up because I love the stories and it was cool seeing you on cam too! Love from South Dakota
@nobodyswinning yep I plan to get more involved soon once we got the cameras set up. Appreciate it and thank you!
I sensed some unease in your interviewing manner this time, was it the black cat? I certainly wouldnt want to upset it, I suspect it thinks its a black panther. 👍
She's a very particular individual. Her name is Eva! 🐈⬛
@@harryborden6077 Is that a painting or a photo? whatever it is it captures a wonderful essence, a great portrait. 👍
@@tomcat7525 It's a painting by Rose Bradshaw (@miffygo) I have one of my cat Otis. 🙂
@rosebradshaw i think
Great content as always. Interesting it is just Jarvis. Did you ever shoot with the other members of Pulp? Or did nobody care enough about the other Pulp folks (I wonder what they are doing now)!?
Good question, I think Harry might have but I am not sure. Although it seems members of Pulp have left and rejoined as well as new members joining quite a lot over the years!
yep was sad to hear that. I know Richard Hawley was touring with them at one point too, I am a big fan of him
Nick Banks (drummer) ran the family pottery business for years. Candida Doyle (keyboards) trained as a counsellor. Mark Webber (guitar) has curated films for festivals. Steve Mackey (bass) was a talented music producer and fashion photographer before tragically passing away last year. The band are active again with talks of a possible first new album in over 20 years
@moscowguitarman Didn't know that
Great video though I am not sure the girl you mention in the beginning is the one who inspired Common People. Jarvis once said she never wanted to go out with him and it was just his wishful thinking. ;-)
5:41 If Jarvis dated Lotte Heath while at St. Martin’s, then she is not the Greek girl inspiration for “Common People”. In interviews, Jarvis has said that although he “fancied” the Greek girl at St. Martin’s, she was not interested in him at all and they never dated. He took poetic license in writing the lyric (the Greek girl saying) “I want to sleep with common people like you”.
Interesting account, a little too much interruption and verbal clutter by the person behind the camera, though. It breaks the narrative flow.
Not sure I agree with Pulp being the catalyst of Brit pop.
Although Pulp had been around along time, I clearly remember Suede kicking it off in 1992, ( famous Union Jack select front cover). They enabled bands like Pulp and Blur to hit the mainstream.
Be interested to see a Brett Anderson episode, for whatever reason Suede seemed to be written out of the equation.
Yes!
As much as I love Jarvis, Suede and the Charlatans were big way before Pulp were.
16:14 This picture of Robbie Williams is just superb! I am not a big fan of his music, respect him though for sure but it's just the picture. It looks incredible with the lit up arch going over his head, the sense of perspective. I love the various looks on the other passengers faces going from clearly knowing and being puzzled why Robbie Williams is standing in a Tube, others curious of why a photographer is snapping a photo of a scruffy young guy on a dirty Tube all the way to the usual London thing of not giving a single ,@#£% about what's going on hahaha!
Haha definitely. I love this pic. I think Harry won some awards for it!
@fredandharryborden deservedly so!